We are a family owned accessibility dealer serving New Hampshire homes, locally operated since 2019 and certified to sell, install, and repair everything we carry. From two offices in the state we cover stair lifts, residential elevators, and wheelchair platform lifts for households across New Hampshire, with a free in-home assessment before anything is quoted.
Three product lines cover nearly every access problem in a home, and which one suits you comes down to how the person moves rather than the budget.
A seated rider travels the staircase on a rail mounted to the treads, with no remodeling and no wall damage. Straight staircases are usually finished in a single morning, and curved staircases take a custom rail built for that specific flight. Indoor and outdoor models are both available.
An elevator carries the person, their mobility device, and a caregiver together. Shaftless units connect two levels without a framed hoistway and fit homes with no space for a shaft. Traditional hoistway models serve up to six floors and carry 950 to 1500 pounds.
A platform lift raises a rider who stays seated in a scooter, manual chair, or powerchair, with 750 pounds of capacity and can travel up to 14 feet. It works at porches, decks, garage entries, and short interior rises, taking a fraction of the space a compliant ramp needs.
We cover the state from two locations. The Salem main office reaches southern New Hampshire, the Merrimack Valley, and the Massachusetts border towns. The Lakes Region office in Meredith covers the north central part of the state by appointment.
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Main Office 4 Raymond Ave Unit 4C, Salem, NH 03079 Phone: 603-893-1523 Hours: [confirm current opening hours and match the Google Business Profile exactly before publishing]
Lakes Region Office, by appointment 14 Lake Shore Drive, Meredith, NH 03253 Phone: 603-893-1523 Hours: By appointment
No handoff between a salesperson and a subcontracted crew, and no surprises when the installers arrive with a different plan than the one you agreed to.
Older colonials, capes, and farmhouses in this state come with narrow treads, steep pitches, winders, and staircases that were never square to begin with. A national quoting system built around standard dimensions struggles with those. We measure them every week.
A stair lift that stops working with someone on the wrong floor is urgent. Our technicians are based in New Hampshire rather than routed through a national call center that dispatches whoever is closest that week.
Manufacturer training on each line we carry, which also means access to warranty parts and technical support rather than guesswork on an unfamiliar unit.
Outdoor equipment in New Hampshire takes a beating that units in milder states never see. Freeze and thaw cycles work at fasteners and seals. Road salt gets tracked onto porch steps and pad surfaces. Snow load sits on covers for weeks at a time, and ice forms in any spot that does not drain.
That is why outdoor stair lifts get weather rated finishes and sealed components rather than an indoor unit with a cover thrown over it, and why our platform lifts use a Seal-Kor powder coat with stainless steel hardware. It is also why pad placement matters. A concrete pad set in a low spot collects meltwater and freezes, so we place it to drain away from the tower.
Battery backup is the other piece. Winter storms take out power in this state for a day or more at a time. Stair lifts run on batteries by design and keep working through an outage. On platform lifts, the ReadyUPS backup option delivers a minimum of five complete up and down cycles when the power drops, which is the difference between an inconvenience and being stuck outside your own front door.
Indoor equipment gets a New England consideration too. Older homes here were built with staircases that predate any standard, and unheated seasonal spaces such as breezeways and enclosed porches swing through wide temperature ranges that indoor rated components were never meant to sit in. We flag those spots during the assessment rather than after the first cold snap.
Free in-home assessment
A technician visits, measures the staircase or the entry, and talks through who will be using the equipment and how.
Written quote with lead times
Itemized pricing and a realistic delivery date, with no pressure to sign on the spot and no discount that expires the same day.
Certified installation
Our own crew, followed by a full safety test and a walkthrough with the rider and a family member.
Ongoing service & maintenance
Annual or twice yearly preventative visits, plus repair calls handled by the same team that installed the unit.
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We cover most of the state from our Salem and Meredith offices, with the heaviest coverage across southern New Hampshire, the Merrimack Valley, and the Lakes Region. Far northern towns are handled case by case depending on the job. Call with your address and we will tell you directly rather than making you guess from a map.
Straight stair lifts are usually installed within a week or two of the assessment, since the rail comes from stock. Curved lifts depend on fabrication lead time, which we give you in writing at the point of order. Platform lifts and elevators need permits and site work, so those run longer.
Yes. We take service calls on units purchased elsewhere. Parts availability varies by manufacturer and by how old the model is, and we will tell you before the visit if a part is likely to be a problem rather than after we have charged for a call.
Yes, with no obligation and no charge if you decide against the work. The visit takes under an hour and ends with a model recommendation and a written quote. We would rather spend an hour finding out a job is not right for us than sell someone equipment that does not fit their staircase.
Our team will guide you through selection, measurement, installation, and long-term support.
Main Office: 4 Raymond Ave Unit 4C, Salem, NH 03079 Lakes Region Office, by appointment: 14 Lake Shore Drive, Meredith, NH 03253
